Film Critic Archie Marks finds The Substance to be a body-horror look at female beauty standards

Film Critic Jennifer Sawitzki looks back at Shaun of the Dead on its twentieth anniversary, goes to the Winchester, and waits for it all to blow over

Film Critic Lizzie de Lacy probes Joker: Folie à Deux, and finds more to admire in the musical return of Joaquin Phoenix as its title character than most

Film Critic Adam Abrahams praises Starve Acre, a bold folk horror adaptation featuring Matt Smith, rural Yorkshire and a spooky tree

Film Writer Ninke van Tonder breaks down the Top Five Halloween films you can sink your teeth into this October

Jess Kempster argues that the Hunger Games franchise has been unfairly dismissed and finds new depth in the films

Cameron Bowles writes about Batman over the years, arguing the Caped Crusader has changed with the times

Film Critic Ryan Massey is enthralled by the rambunctious music biopic, Kneecap, that dives into the creation of the Northern Irish hip-hop group.

TV Writer Izzy Tobin reviews Netflix's Kaos finding it to be an interesting amalgamation of Greek myths told in a refreshingly entertaining way

Print & Features Editor Ash Sutton review's the TV adaptation of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder finding it to be another failed book-to-screen translation

Film Critic Harry Grace is burned by Borderlands, an ill-advised adaptation of the video game series that not even Cate Blanchett seems able to save

Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb reviews the new instalment in the face-hugging franchise, Alien: Romulus, as the bloody-curdling legacy continues